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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
5
Brownell, newly married to Maria Ramsey, revisits his college town fifteen years later. He encounters Alice Benson the once bright temptress now aged and tempered by life. The reunion stirs old memories as he recalls the vow kept with Maria and the lasting impact of choices.
Practical kitchen notes give lemon pudding with egg yolks and whites, sugar, lemon juice and rind, boiling water, then whipped meringue folded in while hot. Serves five. six eggs fills a quart pudding dish. notes texture as delicate and pufflike. Also French Soup from peas with water, butter, salt, pepper, corn starch, and milk. and a fruit juice dessert set with corn starch and whipped cream or sauce.
On a Mozambique Channel dhow at night the crew plots to divide a million plus in gold, while Elliott grapples with guilt and Margaret declares she will not take any of the treasure. Henninger jokes about a bee ranch as hawk and Bennett weigh risks and loyalties.
The piece surveys Norfolk jackets with leather yokes and dual plaits, including double and single breasted styles, and notes new slim skirts with broad plaits. It covers plain skirts, various fabrics like tweed and cheviot, and the rise of light washable wool shirts, madras plaids, and well tailored shirtwaist frocks for daily wear.
Special to The Sen Guthrie Oklahoma November 15 C A Galbraith who served as attorney general during Cleveland's administration presents to Territorial Treasurer Rambo a warrant dated May 27 1897 for one dollar as balance due for salary as attorney general He says he kept the warrant as a souvenir and now seeks payment of the amount.
Special to The Sun. E B Moore of Grand Rapids, commissioner of patents, visited the White House. Roosevelt exclaimed I was delighted to do it. The scene at the cabinet table showed Moore as a surprise guest welcomed by the president. Moore is the only patent office head in the last fifty years to have risen through the ranks.
A stormy weather hat in French blue felt with a droop all around. The soft flouney blue taffeta trims the crown, forming an adequate veil. An admirable veil hat with compact size and graceful rounding.
In Chillicothe Illinois a revival led by Evangelists Hicks and Galloday attracted over 500 converts. The town of 2600 lies east of Galesburg where the report is filed dated November 15.
Walter Greenhalgh refused to testify against Harold Mitchell and his wife as leaders of the Parhamite sect charged with torturing his invalid mother to death. The couple confessed that they twisted her rheumatic limbs and finally her neck. the son hesitated, saying he fears incriminating himself or shielding the prisoners, and the judge reserved decision.
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